SAT Vocabulary 2021
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SAT Vocabulary 2021
This hot SAT words list is selected from mainstream English medium and based on popular topics of 2021, which is an express supplement to enhance SAT vocabulary skills. Each word has examples and contexts. It helps very much to master new words precisely.
Meanwhile, we include previous SAT vocabulary 2019-2020 in this page, and add more example sentences originated from classic books.
To meet with diverse requirements of SAT test-takers, we also recommend below 3 SAT lists to study on demand, which can sharpen your reading and writing vocabulary skill especially.
Meanwhile, we include previous SAT vocabulary 2019-2020 in this page, and add more example sentences originated from classic books.
To meet with diverse requirements of SAT test-takers, we also recommend below 3 SAT lists to study on demand, which can sharpen your reading and writing vocabulary skill especially.
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Hard SAT Words : 1 2 3 4 5
SAT Essay Vocabulary : 1 2
Hard SAT Words : 1 2 3 4 5
SAT Essay Vocabulary : 1 2
Recent Added SAT Words:
stigma
uplift
biennale
tackle
entail
overrun
savor
miss out on
disinformation
sow discord
empirical
nontradable
acoustic 
a. relating to sound or the sense of hearing
Example sentences Words in context Search classic approach
v. speak to (someone) for the first time about something, typically with a proposal or request
Example sentences Words in context Search classic biennale
n. a large art exhibition or music festival, especially one held every two years
Example sentences Words in context Search classic cozy up
v. attain or try to attain familiarity, friendship, or intimacy
Example sentences Words in context Search classic cull
v. kill the weaker or selective animals in a group in order to reduce their numbers
Example sentences Words in context Search classic disentangle
v. separate things that have become joined or confused
Example sentences Words in context Search classic disinformation
n. false information which is intended to mislead
Example sentences Words in context Search classic empirical
a. based on or verifiable by experience rather than theory or pure logic
Example sentences Words in context Search classic entail
v. involve something as a necessary or inevitable part or consequence
Example sentences Words in context Search classic laud
v. praise highly, especially in a public context
Example sentences Words in context Search classic lean into
v. pursue some task or activity with great effort
Example sentences Words in context Search classic lesion
n. a region in an organ or tissue which has suffered damage through injury or disease
Example sentences Words in context Search classic low-yield
a. used to describe investments that do not pay much income
Example sentences Words in context Search classic metastasize
v. spread to other parts of the body and cause tumors to grow there.
Example sentences Words in context Search classic microcosm
n. a small place, society, or situation that has the same characteristics as something much larger
Example sentences Words in context Search classic miss out on
v. lose the chance or opportunity to do or experience something
Example sentences Words in context Search classic mutate
v. change or cause to change in form or nature
Example sentences Words in context Search classic nontradable
a. not traded internationally, such as services where the demander and producer must be in the same location
Example sentences Words in context Search classic only to
ad. to highlight an upsetting, disappointing, or unpleasant action that occurred after something else
Example sentences Words in context Search classic overrun
n. a finishing time or a cost that continues past an intended limit
Example sentences Words in context Search classic pathogen
n. a bacterium, virus, or other microorganisms that can cause disease
Example sentences Words in context Search classic purportedly
ad. as appears or is stated to be true, though not necessarily so
Example sentences Words in context Search classic rallying cry
n. people join together to support an idea, cause, etc.
Example sentences Words in context Search classic reincarnation
n. the rebirth of a soul in a new body
Example sentences Words in context Search classic salience
n. the fact of being important to or connected with what is happening or being discussed
Example sentences Words in context Search classic savor
v. enjoy food or an experience slowly, in order to enjoy it as much as possible
Example sentences Words in context Search classic smirk
v. smile in an irritatingly conceited or silly way
Example sentences Words in context Search classic smugly
ad. in a way that shows excessive satisfaction or pride in oneself
Example sentences Words in context Search classic sow discord
v. say and do things that cause distrust among one another
Example sentences Words in context Search classic stigma
n. a mark of disgrace associated with a particular circumstance, quality, or person
Example sentences Words in context Search classic strain
n. a severe or excessive demand on the strength, resources, or abilities of someone or something
Example sentences Words in context Search classic strive
v. make great efforts to achieve or obtain something
Example sentences Words in context Search classic tease out
v. try to get information or understand a meaning that is hidden or not clear
Example sentences Words in context Search classic tome
n. a book, especially a large, heavy, scholarly one
Example sentences Words in context Search classic triage
n. (in medical use) the assignment of degrees of urgency to decide the order of treatment
Example sentences Words in context Search classic vaccinate
v. treat with a vaccine to produce immunity against a disease
Example sentences Words in context Search classic SAT Vocabulary 2019-2020
bear no resemblance
bout
brace
comb
come under fire
complacency
a feeling of smug or uncritical satisfaction with oneself or one's achievements
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constituent
cracksman
creaky
cull
kill animals, especially the weaker members of them, in order to reduce or limit their number
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culminate
destabilize
dire
disruptive
draconian
drop shipper
agent, distributor, or retailer who earns a commission on orders passed on to the manufacturer or original supplier
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en route
enmity
enshrine
flout
frenzied
galvanize
grim
grubby
grueling
hindsight
understanding of a situation or event only after it has happened or developed
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ill-timed
impeachment
incursion
influencer
infringe
knock off
leniency
lock down
confine of prisoners to their cells, typically after an escape or to regain control during a riot
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longstanding
makeshift
media outlet
a newspaper, television company or other mass media which publishes news stories
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meticulous
mink
a small animal with valuable fur that is used to make expensive coats, or the fur from this animal
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netizen
none other than
parlor
personnel
phony
prequel
prime-time
regularly occurring time at which a television audience is expected to be greatest
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prompt
prosthetic
denoting an artificial body part, such as a limb, a heart, or a breast implant
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purport
push back
quarantine
remorseful
repatriate
respiratory
rowdy
secession
sedition
conduct or speech inciting people to rebel against the authority of a state or monarch
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short-change
skirmish
an episode of irregular fighting, especially between small parts of armies or fleets
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spearhead
spin-off
stewardship
the job of supervising or taking care of something, such as an organization or property
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stroll
stunned
subversion
undermining of the power and authority of an established system or institution
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surreptitious
to heart's content
vilification
whistle-blower
wind up